Philip Zimbardo (watch his other TEDTalks) introduces the Heroic Imagination Project at TED University 2010. Zimbardo, whose work has studied the depths of human evildoing and the heights of heroism, is passionate about inspiring people to take heroic action. Learn how to practice everyday heroism.
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steven meloan commented on Sep 25 2012
A fascinating presentation! I’ve been hearing more and more about such movements, to leverage the best in human behavior via a greater understanding of our basic nature. My brother and I recently wrote an article for the Huffington Post about the power of myth, storytelling, and heroes.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/steven-and-michael-meloan/digital-altruism_b_1872753.html
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commented on Jul 2 2012
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commented on Feb 7 2011
Choosing to increase your Heroic Imagination is about the best thing you can do for those around you. Make sure you’re the one who stands up when others stand by and watch.